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Birdsong (2025)
In the confines of an eerily perfect apartment, Bird, trapped and alone for decades, encounters Silesia, a charismatic neighbor. Bird's only way out of the apartment is to fall in love with Silesia and leave her to be the apartment's new muse and victim. Birdsong is a haunting, heartbreaking, retro-cinematic time loop experience in a magical, twisted apartment that asks the ethical question of choosing love or personal freedom when time is never on your side.
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In the confines of an eerily perfect apartment, Bird, trapped and alone for decades, encounters Silesia, a charismatic neighbor. Bird's only way out of the apartment is to fall in love with Silesia and leave her to be the apartment's new muse and victim. Birdsong is a haunting, heartbreaking, retro-cinematic time loop experience in a magical, twisted apartment that asks the ethical question of choosing love or personal freedom when time is never on your side.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Renso Amariz
In Theaters:3/16/2025
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:21083 Productions
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